The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-08-04


1t is not safe 70 fool around Democrat news
papers. They are all loaded.
Mrs. Cleveland passed her twenty-thtrd
birthday at the White House. II she lives she
will undoubtedly pass five more birthdays in tho
same Chicago 1ynses.
The canal company Is dredging successfully
at Indian river narrows and the impediments
there in the shape of shoals will before great
while be dredged out-DayfonG JowroG.
-Chpley can boast Of two saw mills, one grist
mill and cotton gin, one millinery shop. and
fourteen business houses. Who can beat that
from the stump in four years.-Chsptey Times.
Our exchanges are moving to invite Presi-
dent Cleveland 10 visit the city, and this is in
accord with the profound respect our people
entertain for the Chief Elective Of the United
States-New Orleans Chronicle.
The sum of $4,000 has been subscribed To-
ward establishing and maintaining public hos
pital in this city, 70 be located in the north city
suburb Huch an institution will prove grand
acquisition to our city.-&. Asgustsns Weekly
The Brooksville Nssos has secured "bad
eminencs IN Florida By its foolish and malig-
nant attacks On Gov. Perry. Another Journal
in this State u protesting friendship and esteem
yet stabbing the Governor at every opportunt-
ty.-Ldks CITY Reporter.
Traffic Manager F. B. Papy, Of the y. r. q
n, was yesterday presented by the employees
of his ONCE with q magnificent gold headed
cane as mark Of their esteem. Mr.. Papy's re-
signatiou a. Trsfnc Manager goes into effect to-
morrow.-Nesos-H Herald
The Alabama, Florida and Atlantic Railroad
is being pushed ON. The commissary has been
moved from Indian Springs to Bay Ridge. About
forty men are camped yet at Round Lake, get
ting out ties. The grade gang have moved on
wv aauo LAY Tsuugc.- z~s-~-~ 1avessa. -
-Horatio H. Lane, Socialist andproleadoa-
al agitator, of New Haven, has been eoavie4sd
PEELED 70 farniah bond for their support or 30 to
Jail for six months. This may force Mr. Lane =
work, and il great outrage-Aabib Regisasv Z
Even the most loud-meuihed OF the dis
grunued crowd say that Governor Perry has
made good selections in the appointments that
has caused so much STIR If he has filed the
Offices at his disposal with good men he has dis
charged his full duty-Bronsom 1snses
Judge Joseph Tilman, of the South Florida
and Georgia Railroad, returned on Tuesday eve
ming last from his trip over the route proposed
for the road. He expresses himself as having
been warmly welcomed by the people along the
route, who are enthusiastic over the prospects of
the road.-Aadisoa Rsowder.
Governor Green, of New Jersey, thinks that
Henry Waaterson's declaration that Presideaa
Cleveland will be rsnominated next year, is.
"soid sense" He says that no other name but
President Clevelsnd's b mentioned in New Jer-
sey among the Democrats. The evidence Of the
Presidents strength, accumulasiug - II does
from day to-day, 10 worrying the Republican o.
gans badly-Ab6i1b Register. -
The "Lena g." new boat recsnsly pur-
chased by Captain r. 8. Martin for the Choctaw-
hatchie trade, arrived At Caryville last Tuesday
about one O'Clock r NJ. This boat makes the
third one on tho river now plying between Ge-
neva and Caryville, and is also the third boat
put there by Captain Bob's company. Success
10 him.-DeFunsak Springs Critic.
AS we understand IL, DR.. McGlynn was
turned out of his church because he dabbled in
politics. Yet now we are informed that the head
Of that church, the Pope, has issued circular
touching the candidacy of Ferdinand for the
throne of Bulgaria. This latter looks to us like
politics also. and It seems again that what's sauce
for the goose should be sauce for the eander-
that Is 70 say, the Propaganda.-RaleiQA Ne,os and
O6serpsr.
Judge Tillman and Colonel Sebring passed
through the county again Saturday, going north,
along tho proposed line Of the South Florida and
Georgia Air Line Road. They have met with
encouragement all along the line, from Madison
to Lakeland, and have no doubt but that the
road will be. built within the next eiehtesu
months. They are highly pleased with the
country that will b opened up by this road
Ronson Timss
--As President Cleveland and bis party were
driving from Cazenovia, N. Y, to Fayetteville.
farmd des = ghayheld beside tho rod looked
sies 81 ~ Ae9a the psy had g..sd lesSsa
tho Presidenti On being aasursd a.. q he tsc.
hs added; ~ want p know The last time / /
Jaw him he was riding along this very road,
and without no shoes nor stockings
on" At tho next farm house the farmer did not
seem 10 grasp the sitnaiion until the President
had passed Then be ran into the barn, brought
ont IN old doablshaFrslsd gun and DISCHARGED
both barrels ih The Fsssiasifs hoaor.
+, Tho Eniseyrise HsuM says that q. o. 81
e, Of Port or.nes: BY nlss rsp.ssaa'..loe q
ION from her homo in CarrickSergua, Ireland.
RAe lady arrived ct Entseprise on the 30th inst,
md WAS married 70 Sutton, BY County Judge
Hhandler, tho same daI.T Beiug Catholic,
however .he did not co1ddef Tie marriage legal